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acacongua
Jan 26, 2005, 7:28 PM
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Miguel's Pizza ... and we have 5 more weeks until he opens for the season!
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artsylady567
Jan 26, 2005, 7:39 PM
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Ahhh behold the power of a refreshing beer.
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chanceboarder
Jan 26, 2005, 7:40 PM
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In reply to: Crossroads Cafe, J-Tree California |
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tarzan420
Jan 26, 2005, 7:44 PM
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Places I've liked:
Crossroads Cafe - JTree
Moab Diner
Hilltop/Fox Roadhouse - Fairbanks AK
A nice cold Alaskan or Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout is always good too...
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headchop
Jan 26, 2005, 7:51 PM
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Thai. Mmmm, green curry.
Or Vietnamese works well. I prefer bun (vermicelli) but my friends usually drag me to a soup (pho) only place. I manage to suffer thru it.
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sidepull
Jan 26, 2005, 8:09 PM
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This is a before climbing place.
When we'd leave at night for Joe's, Triassic, or the Price Area for a saturday morning session we'd generally pound a "Shadow Fighter Combo" at the Little Acorn at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon. Great burgers, thumb fat fries (insert homer drool-moan). Didn't make us better climbers but it definitely made us happy. Too bad there isn't one of these guys in Orangeville.
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duality4569
Jan 26, 2005, 8:13 PM
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CJ'S Pizza
Savanna Illinois!
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overlord
Jan 26, 2005, 8:20 PM
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burger or pizza and a cold beer. steak or bbq arent bad either.
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ikefromla
Jan 26, 2005, 8:39 PM
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This is a complicated question as it is dependant upon WHERE I have been climbing. I have specific places for different crags.
SoCal:
Williamson Rock or Horse Flats: Gotta eat at Newcomb's Ranch on the way home.. SOOOOO good.
Malibu Creek: Sharky's! (think la salsa)
Echo Cliffs or surrounding: La Salsa followed by Cold Stone.
Vegas:
Red Rocks or Mt. Charleston: it is all about the Thai place on Rainbow at Washington. Also, there are a good number of great sushi places, namely Sushi Fever on w. Saharah at Buffalo.
Mt Potosi: for some reason i only go to expensive places like Claim Jumper or Bertolini's afterward... I blame Ethan.
Bishop Areas: Las Palmas, nothing beats one of their huge burritos and a corona. Imperial Gormet is acceptable on a rare occasion as well.
New York Areas (ie the Gunks): employ the meal plan at my school, cuz when i'm here i'm fucking poor.
WORD.
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zozo
Jan 26, 2005, 8:46 PM
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Easy - Mirch Masala. My old roommate turned me on to the best Indian food in Colorado Springs.
In the strip mall on the corner of union and academy.
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monopocketmojo
Jan 26, 2005, 9:14 PM
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devil's lake: Hooty's (NOT Hooters) grilled chricken pita with ranch dressing
euroford...i think the schoolhouse closed. i drove past on new year's eve and it looked like they were out of business.
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pt
Jan 27, 2005, 12:12 AM
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Frank & Finas Cosina on Charleston Blvd in Vegas.
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maww
Jan 27, 2005, 12:15 AM
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In reply to: devil's lake: Hooty's (NOT Hooters) grilled chricken pita with ranch dressing euroford...i think the schoolhouse closed. i drove past on new year's eve and it looked like they were out of business.
Amen to Hooty's but we dug on their nachos. I thought Schoolhouse was trying to sell?? Maybe they are closed for the off-season? Don't know, I've moved out of WI since the fall but that's what I remember from last summer.
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eyecannon
Jan 27, 2005, 12:46 AM
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In reply to: Royal Siam Thai buffet in Jtree. Seems like climbers keep this awesome place in business.
This gets my vote 8^)
In reply to: Crossroads Cafe, J-Tree California
Oh but that's so good too!
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takeme
Jan 27, 2005, 12:56 AM
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In reply to: Ponderosa Lodge near the Needles in California. Great steaks and salad bar.
Hmm...I ate there this summer while visiting the Needles. Can't even remember what I had, other than that it was mediocre and overpriced. It wasn't a steak though. I do remember the salad bar looked fairly pathetic.
On the other hand, there's nowhere else to eat out within an hour's drive. Next time I hit the Needles, though, I'll just stay in camp.
My favorites include Ed's Cantina in Estes Park (good margs), Illegal Pete's in Boulder, Moab Brewery when in Moab (for the weekday dime wings, mostly, but their beer is actually pretty good for being 3.2).
In the North Rim campground, beer seems to taste reeaally good on the picnic tables, and seriously, the Conoco station in Hotchkiss (on the way back from the Black) has the world's best milkshakes!
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padge
Jan 27, 2005, 12:58 AM
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Sprouts in South Lake Tahoe. The Tahoe Turkey Sandwich. The Ooey Gooey Stickey Nachos. The Rice Bowl Cadillac. Mmmm good.
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lethal
Jan 27, 2005, 1:19 AM
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In a place like this, DR, mayor islands in the caribean, after you finished your climbing day, there's nothing better than a 40 Oz. Presidente Beer...BIEN CENIZA :!: :righton: with all your friends and a Mickey's pizza.
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jimrock
Jan 27, 2005, 6:36 AM
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I get ready for the climb by going to wild cherries in truckee and getting amped up on coffee :shock:
then I finish the day with some good mexican food at taco's jalisco's in truckee :deadhorse:
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jimrock
Jan 27, 2005, 6:40 AM
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In reply to: Sprouts in South Lake Tahoe. The Tahoe Turkey Sandwich. The Ooey Gooey Stickey Nachos. The Rice Bowl Cadillac. Mmmm good.
I agree if I'm down climbing at the leap I'm definatly eating at sprouts
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michelleh
Jan 27, 2005, 6:48 AM
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Mmm... ice cream for the trip home and then pizza with friends...
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the_dude
Jan 27, 2005, 6:55 AM
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Tacos Jalisco will make it hard for me to ever leave Truckee. Best Mexican food I've ever had in the states. About a year or so ago the owners got busted for running a cock fighting ring at night.. I guess we know were the chicken, uh, rooster comes from. I stick to the fish there now after reading about that in the paper. For you guys that like the jalisco and live in this area, Check out Betos down in Reno, damn good. Same Jalisco region style mexican and cheaper.
Down in Bishop, Las Palmas does the trick. The have some good adobada tacos. After a good day in the mountains though, nothing beats the Western Kitchen. Where else in the world can you get pad thai with a side of mashed patatoes and wash it down with a bottle of bud.
A few of my other favorites:
The Mobile, Tioga Pass
The Whitney cafe (Ithink that's what it's called) The burger joint at the road heading up to whitney portal.
I'm starting to get to hungry to continue, I got to end this post.
Cheers
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the_dude
Jan 27, 2005, 7:02 AM
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I get ready for the climb by going to wild cherries in truckee and getting amped up on coffee In reply to: Man, don't give your money to Wild Larrys, give it to some good people in town like Joe Coffee. Cheers |
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the_dude
Jan 27, 2005, 7:06 AM
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In reply to: I get ready for the climb by going to wild cherries in truckee and getting amped up on coffee
Man, don't give your money to Wild Larrys, give it some good people with good coffee like Joe Coffee.
Cheers
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ethicsmann
Jan 27, 2005, 7:17 PM
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coming home from the gym- a quick stop at Wendy's
on the trail- a clif bar
from Chatfield Hollow- a pizza place off of the main road -not sure what its called
-nothing beats coming home to a burger or a steak
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lizard0fthetrail
Jan 27, 2005, 8:20 PM
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Burritos. Any kind, anywhere.
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